Mike Smith's Tech Training Notes
SharePoint, PowerShell and .Net!

In a nutshell… The SharePoint Audience feature is not security… ever. Audiences are used to filter (hide), not secure. Some may consider the...

  I’m often chasing one SharePoint rabbit or another down a rabbit hole and spending hours there when I only wanted to ask the rabbit one ...

  Article applies to SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Online and SharePoint 2016.   Did you ever wonder after using the Share buttons in Shar...

  Every once and a while I work a little on my next book, SharePoint 2103 Security. At the pace I'm going it may never get done. As I...

  You just created a new subsite. You broke inheritance. You removed all of the inherited permissions. You gave only three people access. ...

  Test accounts are fun, but rarely a good thing. As a typical site owner in a typical company, you are only issued one user account, one ...

  In a recent PowerShell SharePoint Auditing class we got side tracked on a discussion about security and the Limited Access Permission Le...

  In SharePoint users and groups are both security principles, and both share some common properties. One property, ID, is interesting as i...

  I ran across a question in the TechNet forums today that revolved around confusion about the purpose of the Site Collection Permissions s...